#149: Week in Review: The World 40 Years After Herbert Armstrong

Is Iran’s government about to fall? Will the United States really move on Greenland? Why is Germany’s intelligence service becoming far more aggressive? This week’s developments aren’t isolated—they signal major shifts in global power. In the Middle East, Iran faces escalating unrest as violence and economic strain challenge the regime’s hold on power. Is Tehran losing control? In the United States, Greenland is emerging as a strategic hotspot as Washington recalibrates military positions, trade routes and Arctic security. But are these moves enough—or will growing tensions help forge a power bloc against America? Across Europe, Germany’s intelligence service, originally built by an ex-Nazi, is expanding its reach amid rising war pressures and instability. Power is consolidating fast. Is the Continent moving toward tighter control? In Asia, China is deepening cooperation with its neighbors. Xi recently met with South Korea’s president, signaling China’s growing ambitions, including toward Taiwan. Is this significant? “Is Iran's Regime Finished?” Isaiah’s End-Time VisionThe United States and Britain in ProphecyEzekiel—The End-Time ProphetJanuary 16: God’s Miracle Day